Designing a Questionnaire for Employee Pay Dissatisfaction Analysis

This report details the design of a questionnaire aimed at understanding employee dissatisfaction regarding the pay structure within an organization, specifically Tile and Stone Depot. The report begins with an introduction outlining the problem of employee dissatisfaction and its impact on productivity. It then discusses the suitability of a questionnaire as a data collection method, emphasizing its efficiency and effectiveness in gathering relevant data from a large number of individuals. The report justifies the need for primary data collection, focusing on gathering first-hand information from employees regarding their experiences and perspectives on pay-related issues. The core of the report is the questionnaire design, which includes a series of closed-ended questions designed to gather specific feedback on issues such as pay scales, company policies, and potential solutions. The report concludes by summarizing the findings and emphasizing the importance of the questionnaire in collecting effective data to address employee dissatisfaction. The report also provides references to support the arguments and methodologies used.

Design a questionnaire
to find why some stuff
is dissatisfied about
the pay structure of
the company
Contents

INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
TASK...............................................................................................................................................3
Discuss the suitability of a questionnaire as a method of data collection for this project...........3
Suggest, with justification, what data they need to collect..........................................................3
Design a questionnaire which can be used to collect the required data, with a justification for
the types of questions you have asked and the specific questions you have included................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
In this report, there will be a suitable questionnaire of data collection that has been
developed is for a particular organisation and i.e. Tile and Stone Depot, which is dealing with an
issue of dissatisfied staff members, which was directly impacting negatively on their own and on
company’s productivity level. Away with this, a justification will also be given for the
development of questionnaire and the data that is required to be collected.
TASK
Discuss the suitability of a questionnaire as a method of data collection for this project.
Questionnaire is an effective data collection tool, which carries a number of questions which are
specifically answered by a number of selected individuals (respondents). It can be said that a
questionnaire is pretty much effective and efficient in nature when it comes to gather relevant
and reliable data (Halcomb and Bird, 2020). On the other hand, suitability is something which is
specifically evaluated by researcher in relation with questionnaire when utilising it in a different
and in a unique way as well. Away with this, a questionnaire is practical in nature, which may
aid a researcher in collecting realistic data in relation with the chosen research problem. A lot of
information can be collected from a huge number of folks in a short-term timeframe
(Jayawardena and Jayawardena, 2020). An effective questionnaire is also going to be developed
in context with Tile and Stone Depot, where the targeted employees will be the dissatisfied staff
members.
Also, it is found that this could be completed by the investigator or by quite a few folks
with limited consequence to its legality and stanch quality. The penalties of the questionnaire can
be considered as a rule which effortlessly evaluated by an investigator in a specified time frame
(de Pedraza, Guzi and Tijdens, 2020). On the other side, a questionnaire is also reliable in nature
than any other data collection tool. 'logically' and neutrally than diverse kinds of examination. At
the point when information has been evaluated, it tends to be utilized to investigate other
examination and might be utilized to change. Researcher might accept, that quantitative data can
be used to make new assumptions and/or test existing philosophies.
Suggest, with justification, what data they need to collect.
Based on the case given, the data which was effectively required to be collected was
primary data. The reason that came in front was that, individuals (staff members of Tile and

Stone Depot) were going through different range of difficulties and become dissatisfied due to
company’s pay structure. The reason behind the collection of primary data is that it leads to
provide suitable details and first-hand information which does not go through by various
employees like secondary source (Mammadov, 2021). In regard of this, the researcher need to
collect data and information regarding the pay structure, policies which is being regulated in
company, reason behind the dissatisfaction of employees, age factor and so on. For this, suitable
data is being collected by undertaking the operations and other aspects of company. Along with
this, the data is also being collected by the existing employees undertaking their viewpoints and
overall experience like they are satisfied with the policies or not (Schultz and Schultz, 2020).
Design a questionnaire which can be used to collect the required data, with a justification for the
types of questions you have asked and the specific questions you have included
Questionnaire
Q1. What are the issues arising within Tile and Stone Depot?
a) Ineffective pay scale
b) Gender biasness
c) Employee dissatisfaction
Q2. According to you, what are the challenges faced by Tile and stone Depot due to
dissatisfaction of employees?
a) Reduce in level of productivity
b) Ineffective execution of activities
c) Decline in brand image
Q3. As per your view point, is issues ineffective pay scale impact on the performance and
profitability of Tile and Stone Depot?
a) Yes
b) No
Q4. According to you, what are the strategies opted by Tile and Stone Depot in order to deal with
above issues?
a) Equal pay scale
b) Development of policies
c) Adhered to employment acts

d) Bringing equality at workplace
Q5. Provide some recommendations to the higher authority to Tile and Stone Depot to bring
equality at workplace?
Here, close ended questions are considered in which researcher provide suitable options to
their participants with suitable statements. These questions are undertaken as the survey that end
up by answering few questions. The reason behind opting close ended questions is that they are
easy and quick in terms of giving answer, effectively provide response towards the choice by
clarifying the text for their respondents. Moreover, close ended questions are easy in terms of
comparing with other respondents as it is less costly to analyse suitable things regarding the
structure and process of an organisation. Hence, in regard of having effective decision making
close ended questions are suitable as they are useful in order to give quick and better response.
CONCLUSION
With the help of above mentioned report, it can easily be said that questionnaire may easily
help a researcher in collecting data in much effective and in efficient manner. As by undertaking
the present situation of company which is unsatisfied staff members as they are facing issues
regarding pay structure and inappropriate policies that leads to develop dissatisfaction among
workforce that leads to impact their performance and productivity.

REFERENCES
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Mammadov, R., 2021. Portrait of an Azerbaijani journalist: unpaid, dissatisfied, but nevertheless
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Schultz, D.P. and Schultz, S.E., 2020. Psychology and work today. Routledge.